Sentence examples for language piece from inspiring English sources

You will find the current "On Language" piece, along with those from the past few weeks, at //www.nytimes.com/pages/magazine/columns/index.html.html

It seems consistent with a language piece, shown in the same gallery with a Donald Judd sequential wall sculpture and a small bright gouache by the Pattern and Decoration painter Kim MacConnel that is tellingly titled "Better Looking".

Among the rarest in the gift are "Seeing Reading (to C. and A.A)." a 1981 neon language piece by Mr. Kosuth; an untitled felt piece from 1978 by Mr. Morris that is considered one of his seminal Minimalist works; and "Expanded Sel IV," a 1979 early sketch in neon by Mr. Sonnier.

In other words, "A Murder, a Mystery, and a Marriage" holds a lot of the raw plot and language pieces Twain was juggling.

"Kanyok and Luba: Southern Belgian Congo" collects demonstrations of drum language, pieces with interlocked xylophone or thumb-piano patterns and ululating voices, and early incursions by the guitar.

Ms. Walker comes out of Conceptual and appropriation art and makes the bitter legacy of race relations in this country the engine of her cut-paper installations, animated films and language pieces.

Among this year's offerings are the Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq's sonic response to the 1922 film "Nanook of the North" and the French-language piece "Germinal," in which four performers create all of human civilization from nothing.

Haleh Anvari's English-language piece The Power of a Cliche mixed lecture and autobiographical monologue to examine the meaning of the chador – the black, full-length veil that Iranian women are obliged to wear.

"Despite being a celebrity outside the United States, Clinton, the former first lady and secretary of state, simply neither excites nor galvanises her base," it said in an English-language piece.

Art, the play she wrote in 1994 and for which she is best known, has been translated into more than 30 languages, grossed almost £200m worldwide and won the theatre world's triple crown: the French Molière award, the British Olivier award and, in a first for a non-English-language piece, the American Tony award.

Another Korean-language piece refers to him as a "cross-breed with unclear blood" who should "live with a group of monkeys in the world's largest African natural zoo".